The Gerber Medical Diagnosis System is dedicated for clinical diagnosis and rehabilitation of the function, in cases of pathologic function of TMJ‘s, and in facial esthetic disharmony.

Dr. Anna Gerber

The Gerber Medical Diagnosis System is dedicated for clinical diagnosis and rehabilitation of the function, in cases of pathologic function of TMJ‘s, and in facial esthetic disharmony.
Since its founding in 1953, “Gerber-Condylator-Service” has been producing and supplying you with the instruments invented by Prof. Dr Albert Gerber. Gerber’s diagnostic and rehabilitation Method and Instruments are widely known and used throughout the world. It has multilingual publications in clinical textbooks. The Gerber Method has been in the educational programs of medical universities in Germany for decades. The “Prof. Dr Albert Gerber” tab presents the scientific achievements of Professor Albert Gerber. The new face of the company under the name “Gerber Condylator” is a continuation of previous activities and development through education of the young generation.
Not everything has been published yet from the achievements of Professor Albert Gerber. The preserved Professor’s manuscripts still teach clinical work with the suffering patient. The entire original Gerber Method is included in the “Gerber Academy” educational program.
The Gerber Condylator company remains helpful to physicians, their patients and technicians in accordance with the thought that guided the long-standing work of Prof. Dr. A. Gerber. We are grateful for the opportunity to implement the vision of Prof. Dr. Albert Gerber and ensure a positive change for our clients. We want to support your passion in clinical work. We invite you to broad cooperation!

Dr Anna Dubojska-Gerber
Dr Med. Dent., PhD (med), PhD (hum), MCGI (Sheffield)
Specialist in Prosthodontics (EPA-recognized)
RAC-Ohrakupunktur (SACAM)
Gerber Condylator GmbH -President

“If you know how suffering arises, you can help better.”
Patients health and well-being we focus first. My purpose always was to augment the dentist’s knowledge and understanding of TMJ disturbances and to enhance his or her ability to help TMJ patients.

Primarily I was interested in the prevention and, where necessary, the diagnosis and therapy of orofacial pain. In addition to my concern for the well being of our TMJ and facial pain patients, also I was interested in the professional prestige of the dentist. By this I mean that the diagnosis and causal therapy of facial pain resulting from occlusal disturbances in the purview of dentistry. Nature has cast before us a challenge, and we, as dentists, must learn to take advantage of all the diagnostic, preventative, and therapeutic measures available to us.
Albert Gerber